Trump's First 100 Days Disrupts Global Order, Alienates Allies

During the first 100 days of Donald Trump's second term, the administration has rapidly shifted both domestic and foreign policy, leading to widespread concern in the United States and abroad. Executive overreach and authoritarian tendencies have become hallmarks, with policies targeting perceived enemies, restricting press freedom, and employing harsh anti-immigration measures, many of which have been criticized as racially motivated. Internationally, Trump's administration has upended decades-old alliances, imposed disruptive tariffs, and adopted an unpredictable foreign policy stance that has alienated traditional partners like the European Union and weakened support for Ukraine. These aggressive moves have not only threatened global trade and stability but also eroded trust in America's leadership. European allies, in particular, have responded with retaliatory tariffs and strengthened their own defenses, yet remain wary of the US as an unreliable partner. Domestically, public approval of Trump's performance remains low, with critics highlighting the administration's ineptitude and the dangers posed to American democracy.